Compound tool and method of making the same



Se t. 25, 1934. x i M. ,1. DEMPSEY v 1,974,807 cowiroum TOOL AND MEHQDOF MAKING THE says:

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The embodiments of the invention above disclosed are merely illustrativeand may evidently be modified and departed from in many ways withoutdeparting from the spirit and scope of the invention as pointed out inand limited only by the appended claims.

I claim:

1. As a new article of manufacture, a tubeforming plug designed to besubjected to heavy tension comprising a support member, a. core memberhaving a shoulder thereon, a tubular working member positioned on thecore member abutting the shoulder, and a spacing sleeve also positionedon the core member between the working member and the support member,the support member being welded to the core member and to the spacingsleeve.

2. As a new article of manufacture, a tubeforming plug designed to besubjected to heavy tension comprising a support member, a corememberhaving a shoulder thereon, a tubular working member positioned on thecoremember abutting the shoulder, and a spacing sleeve also positionedon the core member between the working member and the support member,the support member being welded to the core member and to the spacingmember, and the spacing sleeve being also welded to the core member.

3. The method of forming a tube-forming plug designed to be subjected toheavy tension which comprises the steps of preforming a shouldered core,a tubular working member adapted to fit thereon against the shoulder,and a spacer sleeve adapted to fit on the core against the workingmember; then assembling the core, working member and sleeve; and thenwelding the sleeve and the core to a coaxial supporting-member.

4. The method of forming a tool which comprises the steps of preforminga shouldered core, a tubular working member adapted to fit thereonagainst the shoulder, and a spacer sleeve adapted to fit on the coreagainst the working member and with its end which is remote from theworking member having its internal edge provided with an enlargingchamfer and with said remote end approximately flush with the adjacentend of the core when assembled, then assembling the core, working memberand sleeve and then butt welding the sleeve and the core to a coaxialsupporting-member.

5. The method of forming a tube-forming plug designed to be subjected toheavy tension which comprises the steps of preforming a shouldered core,a tubular working member adapted to fit thereon against the shoulder,and a spacer sleeve adapted to fit on the core against the workingmember and with its end which is remote from the working member havingits internal edge provided with an enlarging chamfer and with saidremote end approximately fiush with the adjacent end of the core whenassembled, then assembling the core, working member and sleeve and thenbutt welding the core to a coaxial supporting-member.

MICHAEL J. DEMPSEY.

